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Cheap Type Sets You Can Build For Under $100
Collecting type sets is a way to collect coins on a budget. You might choose to collect one type of coin, or collect coins from a certain year.
No Mint Mark Means A Coin Was Made At The Philadelphia Mint, Right? Not Necessarily
Why do some coins have mint marks, and some do not? Here's what you need to know about Philadelphia mint marks and coins with no mintmarks at all.
No Mintmark? See Why There Are No Mint Marks On Coins Dated 1965, 1966 And 1967
In fact, the United States Mint did not officially produce any coins with a mintmark during the years 1965, 1966, 1967. Here's why. Many were trying to build complete date sets. Others were pulling silver coins out of circulation to benefit from the rising silver bullion values of the time.
Coin Microscope: Worth The Cost If You Need To See All The Details
When should you buy a high-priced coin microscope? And when is it best to simply stick with the trusty 5X magnifying glass you almost certainly already have? Here's the scoop.
Error Coins - The U.S. Mint's Mistakes Make Coin Collectors Happy
Error coins grab the attention of the collector and non-collector alike. Why? Because they are so unusual.
Slabbed Coins -- Highly Sought After, Often Expensive, Frequently Rare
Slabbed coins are often expensive, high-grade, and frequently rare. They represent a 'safe buy'.
Coin Collecting On A Budget - 5 Ways Not To Spend A Fortune On Coins
It is not difficult at all to enjoy coin collecting on a tight budget. Here are some tips for saving money while finding new coins to add to your coin collection.
What Is An Old Penny Worth?
Pennies dated before 1934 are generally worth more than those dated 1934 and after. Here's why, and what to look for if you have an old penny.
